[ad_1] Royal College of GPs urges parents to vaccinate their children in response to data According to England Public Health, the number of laboratory-confirmed measles cases jumped from 274 in 2017 to …
Read More »8 million babies born by IVF according to the study
[ad_1] By Dr. Ananya Mandal, MD July 4, 2018 Louise Brown was the first test-tube baby born in 1978. It's now been 40 years and an international committee watched the progress of …
Read More »Panama monkeys may have started their own stone age, say scientists
[ad_1] The white-faced capuchin is a species of monkey living in Panama. Scientists have observed Capuchins using stones as tools. (Cia.gov) A group of Panamanian monkeys may have entered their own stone …
Read More »Finding out if aspirin can reduce the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease
[ad_1] The administration of low-dose aspirin – a drug commonly used to treat pain, fever or inflammation – may help reduce plaques in the brain, reduce the pathology of the Alzheimer's disease …
Read More »Workaholic women have the highest risk of diabetes: study
[ad_1] There is now another study that adds to the growing understanding of how overwork affects overall health. This time, however, the focus is on women. ( Pixabay ) Women who work …
Read More »The HPV test can better detect cancer than vaginal smears
[ad_1] By Laurie McGinley | Washington Post An HPV test detects precancerous changes in the uterine cervix sooner and more accurately than Pap smear, according to a large clinical trial released on …
Read More »NJ residents may have been exposed to measles in 2 counties
[ad_1] New Jersey residents may have been exposed to measles in Burlington and Camden counties, the New Jersey Department of Health said on Friday evening . State health officials recommend to all …
Read More »Breast cancer surgeons do NOT always order genetic tests for patients who need them, study shows
[ad_1] Many women with early-stage bad cancer carry BRCA1 or BRCA2, the same gene that gave Angelina Jolie a high risk of cancer. Screening may help determine the best treatment, but some …
Read More »Platelet-rich plasma injection effective for osteoarthritis of the knee
[ad_1] An intra-articular injection of platelet-rich plasma may be an effective alternative to hyaluronic acid in the treatment of osteoarthritis of the knee, particularly in patients with benign forms of the disease, …
Read More »The hot summer months can present challenges for diabetics: Official HMC
[ad_1] As the hot and humid summer months of Qatar can often be difficult for people with diabetes, extra precautions must be taken during this period, said a senior medical officer from …
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